Today, I want to talk about why free speech is so important for Western Democracies. Let's start with our political system. In our political systems, the voters elect the people who govern them, by approximately one person, one vote. As the saying goes, we get the government we deserve, and it is a very important decision to make. The important thing is, to exercise this important duty, every voter must know exactly what is going on. Otherwise, if there is incomplete information, if there are things that are prevented from being widely known or discussed, it could create a biased view of things for many voters, which will greatly impact the future development of society through biased voting decisions.
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Let's continue talking about laying the foundations for a culture and politics rooted in shared values. Last time, we talked about compa...
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But that doesn't mean that all hope for progressive change is doomed Recently, I have been talking a lot about promoting a 'progress...
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Who deserves to be hanged by our judicial system? This is an emotive question. And honestly, it's one that I have had trouble answering ...
